Frederick Legion Fights Fort Cumberland In State Title Series
The Francis Scott Key Post faces Cumberland in Cumberland for the Maryland State Legion best of three title series. Frederick brings a 22 3 record in league play and a history of 16 6 vs Cumberland in 20 meetings. Coach Frank Martz hopes for a winning effort as Frederick aims to defend the state championship and advance to regional playoffs in Bridgeport, New Jersey.
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Woman Becomes Britain's First Licensed Horse Trainer
Florence Nagle, 70, becomes Britain's first licensed horse trainer after High Court ruling ends the Jockey Club's 20 year ban. She calls the decision a victory for ability over sex and feminism. The Jockey Club previously controlled flat racing licenses, barring her applications.
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Brunswick All Stars win county title in hard fought game
Brunswick Little League defeats East Frederick 4 to 1 to claim Frederick County II title and advance to state tournament in Hagerstown. Leading 1 0 early, Brunswick pulls away with four runs across the fourth and fifth innings behind pitching from Marvin Thompson and timely hits by Brent Albert and Mick Deener. East Frederick had chances but stranded bases in the fourth and left the tying run at third in the bottom of the frame.
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Orioles Blank Twins 5-0 Behind Palmer Fisher
Baltimore, led by Jim Palmer and Ed Fisher, defeated Minnesota 5-0 as Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson drove in runs. Palmer earned his 12th win with Fisher earning the save, while Harmon Killebrew grounded into a double play and Boog Powell added an RBI. The Orioles claimed the top spot in the league with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Baseball Results and Today’s Schedule From The National League
Yesterday the National League games saw Cincinnati beat Houston 4 to 3 and Atlanta win 7 to 6 over San Francisco. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3, Chicago topped New York 7 to 4, and St Louis crushed Los Angeles 4 to 0. Today’s slate includes seven multi matchup games featuring Cleveland at California, Detroit at Kansas City, Baltimore at Minnesota, New York at Chicago, Boston at Washington, San Francisco at Atlanta, and a day-night doubleheader Houston at Cincinnati with various pitcher matchups.
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Kansas City Tops 2nd Place Detroit
Kansas City Athletics beat Detroit 4-1 as Lew Krausse delivered a two run double and Bert Campaneris added a two run single in a four run second inning. Podres took the loss for Detroit while Horton homered for the Tigers.
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Pirates Clinch 5-3 Win Over Phillies to Lead NL
Jose Pagan delivered a two-out three-run double in an eighth inning rally as the Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 to extend their National League lead. Chris Short carried a two-hitter into the eighth before Gene Michael Manny Mota and Gene Alley opened the inning with hits. Short walked Donn Clendenon, loading the bases, and Pagan doubled to left-center for the decisive four-run rally. Philadelphia had capitalized with Rich Allen's 23rd homer in the third inning.
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Browns Acquire Schoenke and Trade Lee in NFL Moves
The Cleveland Browns announced the acquisition of Ray Schoenke an offensive lineman from the Green Bay Packers for a future draft choice. Earlier the Browns traded David Lee a kicking specialist to the Baltimore Colts for a future draft pick.
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Finally Wins Acceptance In AFL Merger
After six years the AFL capped a struggle to be seen as equal to the NFL. Players from nine AFL teams welcomed merger acceptance on June 8 as key figures like Jim Tyrer and Jack Kemp praised the move while weighing future competition, pensions, and salaries.
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